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< The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 26,1994 We do appreciate the news items which people submit. Recently, Mr. Fred Wood, husband husband of Margaret Toms, of St. Mary's, passed away after an illness of several years. Margaret was a Newcastle native. We extend sympathy. sympathy. Glad to report neighbour Murray Martin returned home Thursday from St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, hav r ing undergone a triple by-pass operation. operation. The next meeting of tire Newcastle Newcastle Village and District Historical Society Society will be held on Monday, February February 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lions Den, Newcastle Community Hall. Enter from the parking lot. Guest speaker is Ron Brown, who tracks down and writes about ghost towns. The Orono and District Fiddle Club entertained on Wednesday night at the Newcastle Community Hall. On Thursday evening, the Newcastle Newcastle Seniors enjoyed their regular evening of cards in the auditorium. There were seventeen tables of players in attendance. Winners declared declared were: 1st Bessie Dean, 2nd Helen Thompson, 3rd Lil Bolder- stone, 4th Marie Pedwell, 5th Maurice Maurice O'Neill, 6th Grace McGill. Lucky draws were won by Jack Bark- well, Art Compton, Maurice O'Neill, Garnet Rickard, Dorothy Branch, Kathleen Kimball, Edgar Millson, Art Bedwin, Marie Gibson and Ai- leen Turner. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Don Vinkle, Ncwton- ville, who passed away last week. On Wednesday afternoon the Newtonville Women's Institute met at the home of Janet Paeden. Despite cold weather, there was a good attendance. attendance. Guest speaker Wilda Johnson Williams brought some of her beautiful beautiful dolls which she makes and dresses, dresses, a most interesting hobby. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. Birthday greetings to Karen Lee Wright, Laura Woo, Margaret Burley, Burley, Charles Gray, Kevin Wade, Tom Wilson and Emily Bums. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were grandsons Russell, Grayden and Adrien Hunt, of Pontypool. Their parents, Wayne and Dale, were .enjoying a slo pitch marathon, tournament at the Sky Dome. On Monday evening the Lioness Directors of the Newcastle Club met in the Lions Den. Mr. Jamie Caswell, youngest son of Jim and Marjorie Caswell, is a patient patient in Toronto Western Hospital. He is recovering from a virus and we pray that his recovery will be complete. complete. Miss Candy Storks, of Fort Frances, Frances, was in Toronto in connection with her work last week and spent Tuesday overnight with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storks. Mrs. Elizabeth Skclding accompanied accompanied Bill and Mary Skclding, Newtonville, Newtonville, to Port Perry on Sunday. The Jack Skclding family were, celebrating celebrating Karen's birthday. We are pleased to report that Norma Norma Ransberry is progressing favourably favourably in Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. Hilda Call has returned from a month's visit with daughter Joan and her husband, John Jorgensen, and son Kyle, in Dallas, Texas. Christmas lights in Dallas, were beautiful and Hilda enjoyed going out sailing a couple of times. Now she is back to an old-fashioned Ontario winter, Saturday evening Mrs. Hilda Call visited son Keith and Deborah and Keith's children, Bowmanville. On Sunday she was a guest of son Corey, his wife Marilyn and daughter Ashley, Blackstock. Mr. George Walton is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Hope he's feeling better soon. On Saturday the following attended attended the opening of Peterborough Lions Centre: Terry and Jean Graham, Brcnion and Jean Rickard, Zone Chairman the Honorable Richard Lovckin and his wife Lynn. On Sunday afternoon Lions Brcn- ton Rickard, George Rickard, Amos Langley, Terry Graham and Richard Lovckin attended the Zone meeting in Port Hope. On hearing about the earthquake in Los Angeles last Monday, we phoned the John Scotts to inquire about their son Bill and family who reside in Glendale. They arc fine as arc the Tobins, Wilma's cousin, Amy, in Newbury Park. John and Wilma Scott who now reside in Bowmanville had son Bill overnight on Thursday as he was, spending the weekend in Ottawa helping celebrate a college friend's birthday. St. George's Anglican Church On the Third Sunday after Epiphany Epiphany the flowers at the Altar were in memory of Gladys and Hemal Hempstead given by their daughter, Joan Dawson. The sidesmen at eleven eleven were Mr. and Mrs. David Sims. Holy Communion at Early Service was celebrated by the Reverend G, Quibcll. Mr. Oakley Peters, assisted by Mrs. Cathy Moulton and Mr. Fred Yates, conducted the Service of Morning Prayer at eleven. His sermon sermon was titled Under Authority and related to both the Old Testament and New Testament Lessons for the day, The organist, Mr. Ron Tidy, also spoke briefly on liturgical music and the direction the choir would be going going in the future. In preparation for the Annual Vestry meeting next Sunday all the reports were prepared in advance and distributed at both services. There are several important motions prepared by the Churchwardens to be consid ered at the meeting and it is hoped that the congregation will study the reports beforehand. The Reverend Robert Hartley will be back from his vacation on January 30. He will celebrate Holy Communion Communion at eight and conduct a shortened Morning Prayer at eleven. Refreshments Refreshments will then be served in the Parish Parish Hall, followed by the Vestry Meeting with Mr. Hartley as chairman. chairman. Ecumenical Celebration On Sunday evening, January 23rd, at St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Catholic Church the Clarington East Ministerial Ministerial presented an ecumenical celebration celebration of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Participating in the service were: Tiano Knox and Reverend Reverend Don Stiles of Newcastle United Church; Joyce Gray from Orono United and Reverend Dr. Mcrvyn Russell Orono Kirby United Churches; Churches; Margaret Tait from St. George's Anglican Church; Rehoboth Praise Group directed by Barbara Siebcnga from Rehoboth Christian Reformed Church; Reverend David Black of Newtonville Kendal Shiloh United Churches; Reverend George Mahan of Newcastle Pentecostal Church; Dcpnic Radcliffc, Father Vic Valles and the Choirs directed by Ken Richards, Richards, and Willie Wicha of St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church. , Reverend David Black delivered the sermon, Unity not Uniformity. Following the worship service refreshments refreshments and fellowship were enjoyed. enjoyed. United Church On Sunday, January 23rd, at Newcastle Newcastle United Church, Holy Communion Communion was celebrated. The Lay Reader was Mr. Jack Gordon. The following members were received through baptism, confirmation and transfer: Wendy Jean Bracken from Thornhill United Church; Hcsham (Ron) Hoscin and Brian Edward Robinson Robinson throiigh profession of faith: John and Laurette Ravcy from St. Paul's United Church, Ajax; Janis Salter from Harmony United Church, Oshawa. Reverend Donald Stiles delivered delivered a fine communion meditation A Table Before Me. Oh Sundav. January 30th, pot luck hwmmwi lunch will follow the morning worship worship prior to the annual congregational congregational meeting. Special envelopes arc available for the $10. subscription to the Observer. Observer. Bible Study resumes February 2nd at 10:00 a.m.' in the Board Room. Topic: The Book of Acts. Youth Confirmation Classes begin Wednesday February 9th from 4 to 5:30 at the church. Adults confirmation confirmation classes during Lent. On Tuesday afternoon the UCW Sunshine Unit group leaders met and planned a proposed programme for the coming year. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Betty Major 347, 190, 192, Marilyn Marilyn Major 233, Liz Willems 187, 183, Cindy Angicrs 213, Bernice Henderson 202, 183, 175, Jean Pollard Pollard 190, Val Witheridge 225, Vicki Thompson 184, 176, Shirley Adams 203, 202, 211, Beth Stacey 178, 199, Mary Pierik 177, 196, 177, Loma Crockett 195, 200, 179, Linda Nor- rish 185. Seniors Marion Allin 166, 196, Stan Allin 167, 229, Lil Boldcrstonc 157, Marg Burley 202, Art Compton 222, Marg Cooper 160, Vance Cooper 179, Mar ilyn Couch 154, Loma Crockett 170, 195, Mary Foster 180, 224, Roy Hayward Hayward 190, Jean Holmes 160, Lonn Pardy 166, Albert Pearce 158, Eleanor Eleanor Pcnrin 208, Stan Powell 164, 155, Helen Thorne 150, ,158, John Thome 150,194, Joyce Stacey 157,172. Thursday Mixed League Wes Forget 175, Joe Forget 235, 197, Bill Brown 208, Donna Mcn- donca 179, 198, Roy Hopkins 190, 209, Greg Forget 226, 249, 269, Ken Boyd 198, 238, 217, Joe Mcndonca 193, Jean Hall 216, Chris Nicholson 211, Ken Jury 240, Fac Forget 305, 265, Ted Ritchie 271 264, Kathryn Brown 186, 220, Garry Saxby 182, 258,178, Jackie Kindratiuk 189,194, 208, Betty Richards 193. Youth Bowling Seniors Cassy McSwan 113, 101, Kelly Holmes 178, 214, Shannon Hannigan 111, Amanda Storks 137, 136, Jacki Green 101, 114, Shannon Saxby 130, 112, Richard Martin 204, 213, Stephanie Stephanie Formosa 133, Jason Orwood 122, 121, Sara Castellano 118, 172, Chris Druery 116, 109, Richard Pearce 179, 162, Steven Grant 187, Jenna Higgins 111, 148, Dave Michaud Michaud 200, 153, Michelle Alldrcad 137, 202, Lindsey Holmes 169, 196, Nathan Coyle 208, 186. 3$ Intermediates Jeff Carter 79, 91, Shane Holliday 84, 100, Robert Walton 110, 118, Carly Schmahl 102, 117, Jordan Schmahl 112, 128, Jcssey Thompson 100, 102, Brett Griffin 125, 141, Julie Julie Brown 150,165, Adam Prccce 80, 100, Glcndon Prccce 101, 91, Sean Higgins 121, 148, Nick Brown 196, 135, Kevin Waterfall 128, 127, David David Guthrie 146, 136, Brian Trotman 102, 128, Craig McManus 132, 137, Ben Koslik 114, 120, Kevin Formosa 111, Nick Shkordoff 95, 85, Burke Cooke 141, 108, Jackson Fcild 76, 162, Tim Hales 116, 112, Brant Saunders 108, 99, Ryan McCracken 157, 130, Steven West 144, Dale Hammond 155,122. Juniors Lara Shkordoff 87, 82, Andrea Pears 57, 80, Crystal Leca 90, 97, Leah Thompson 83, 121, Bailey Ductta 95, 95, Rachcal Pears 86, 76, Sarah Whyte 92, 128, Travis Gen- dron 73, 95, Jason Griffin 85, 141, Spencer Fcild 96, 103, Cara Dwyer 82, Doug Walton 102, 93, Derek Henderson 103, 83. Novices Kyle Tittcrton 50, Justine Galea 43, Jenny Thompson 84, Nicholas Holt 62, Laura Lea Dwyer 57, Bradley Bradley Mcndonca 41, Daniel Mcndonca 71, Michael Kameka 82, Ashley Gcn- dron 51, Erin Napier 69. SALtb HUUnb Friday 9:00 a m - 6:00p m VmibV IIVWIIW Saturday 9:00a.m. « 5:00p.m. j v j i l J r, $si, ii ' ' f •-> s 1993 Cavalier R.S. Black, air, auto, V6, loaded, 26,000km S13.800. 1993 Cadillac Eldorado White, sports coupe, loaded, 16,000 km. 839.980. 1991 Cadillac DeVille Maroon, loaded, 79,000 km. 821.900. 1993 Chev Silverado Blue/Silver, V8, loaded, 33,000 km. 818.988. 1992 Astro LT Teal, loaded, 78|000 km. 919.900.1 vjj •... .>.■■■■■ ••.':H*.. \è. VI Z'"' ■ 1^.1 * 'Jt* - --• >- .... - . . < -. 0 .t 1 ^ jjEter ./7. » '* v " 1993 Cavalier Teal, air, auto, 24,000 km. $11.995. 1993 Olds Achieve Red, V6, loaded, 30,000 km. 817.500. 1992 Olds 88 Br. Grey, loaded, 55,000 km. 919.900. 1993 Chev Ext. Blue, V8, air, 29,000 km. 818.980. 1992Safari Silver, loaded, C.D., 68,000 km. 817.900. ggpFT;-:* ' j*pi j à i 4. ifclWWPJ®-- ^ 1992 Storm GSI Blue, air, std., mint, 24,000 km. 910.900. 1993 Olds Cutlass:, rr . White, V6, loaded, 25,000 km. $19,900. 1993 Olds Ciera Blue, V6, loaded, 18,000 km. 818.900. 1992 ChevSIO Ext. 4x4 Maroon/Silver, V6, loaded, 29,000 km. 819.900. 1992 Blazer 4 x 4 White, loaded, 75,000 km. 819.900. upm 1989 Pontiac Tempest Maroon, V6, air, auto, 67,000 km. $9.995. 1992 Pontiac Grand AM White, loaded, 49,000 km. 813.900. 1991 Pontiac Bonneville SSE. Black, V6, loaded, 60,000 km. $19.900. 1992 Chev Ext. Grey/Silver, V8, loaded, cap, 27,000 km. 820.795. 1990 Astro Cargo Grey, V6, auto, 49,000 km. 910.900. 1 P'T. .. . -< -I IteoizAvs i 1992 Olds Achieva Maroon, V6, air, auto, 42,000 km. $12.900. 1992 Chev Lumina Euro Maroon, V6, loaded, 15,000 km. 816.900. 1991 Oldsmobile 98 Maroon, V6, loaded, 79,000 km. 817.900. 1991 GMC S10 Ext. Blue, 5 sp„ 118,000 km. 99.995. 1991 Ford Aerostar 4 x 4 White, loaded, 64,000 km. 915.900. ' . li'Y k A i r, - v -- ÈF 1 m 19^613x^x4 1987 Monte Carlo SS White, loaded, T-roof, mint, ' 64,000 km. 810.900. 1992 Chev Lumina Euro Grey, V6, loaded, 22,000 km. 816.900. 1991 Olds 88 Maroon, loaded, 60,000 km. 816.500. ^991 Chev Blue, V8, air, auto, 82,000 km. 814.900. Red/White, loaded, 93,000 km. 916,900. § " A Sfii.lt irVT' f : 7,1 i -- I--... T--r --fV--;--tJ ,-jfo - 1991 Pontiac Sunbird GT White, V6, loaded, 31,000 km. $11.900. 1992 Lumina Z34 White, V6, loaded, 47,000 km. 817.900. 1990 Chev Caprice Maroon, loaded, 50,000 km. 914.990. 1992 Chev Lumina APV Belge, V6, air, loaded, 45,000 km. 816.900. 1991 Astro BlueA/Vhite, loaded, 77,000 km. 815.000. i-- sJUTAEjn^SL'.^ 1990 Chev Sprint Blue, auto, 70,000 km. 86.500. 1992 Buick Regal Beige, V6, loaded, 53,000 km. 816.900. 1990 Olds 88 Blue, loaded, 123,000 km, 89.995. 1991 Chev S10 Ext. Blue/White, V6, air, auto, 70,000 km. 911.909. 1988 Suburban 4x4 Blue/Silver, V8, loaded, 139,000 km. 913.900. ■*1413 1988 Pontiac Firefly Red, 5 sp„ 60,000 km. 84.995. 1992 Olds Ciera Blue, V6, air, auto, 57,000 km. 913.900. 1990 Lincoln Grey, loaded, 63,000 km, 921.900, 1991 ChevSIO Ext.4x4 Black, V6, air, loaded, 113,000 km. 912.900. 1989 Astro Blue, V6, loaded, 121,000 km. 910.000. 1 nr,. I T, hw'fA-i. JJ . jp' Ei BSEHIHKiBB .ZUSmMJ- 1 1989 Pontiac Tempest Red, V6, air, 89,000 km. 88.995. 1991 Buick Regal GS Black/Silver, loaded, 54,000 km. 815.900. 1988 Buick LeSabre Blue, loaded, 95,000 km. 99.000. 1990 Chev Black/Sllvor, VO, air, auto, 42,000 km. $12,900. 1988 GMC Jimmy 4x4 Black/Red, V8, loaded, 99,000 km. 813.700. "i fàss&sÊEz '-■"•n; JiZZJO *^535538^^ 1987 Camaro Blue, V8, T-roof, 92,000 km. $6,995. 1990 Olds Cutlass Int. Blue, londod, 64,000 km. 913,900. 1988 Olds 88 Groy, londod, 44,000 km. $10,900, 1988 Chev 3/4 Ton Brown/Bolgo, V8, auto, 149,000 km, $0,500. 1986 Dodge Caravan Beige, loaded, 109,000 km. $6,995.